Advice on education Books
The University of Chicago Press Behind the Academic Curtain How to Find Success
Book SynopsisMore people than ever are going to graduate school to seek a PhD these days. When they get there, they discover a bewildering environment. The author offers an user-friendly map to this maze. Drawing on decades of experience in academia, he provides a comprehensive, empirically grounded practical guide to academic life.Trade Review"A lot of academics are going to find in this book just what they need to stimulate their own thinking and assessment of their career, whatever stage they're in. Everyone who has worked in an academic position knows what these problems are, sort of, but a large number of professors and scholars refuse to think about them or to consider, calmly and with some reference to realities, what they should do about them. Behind the Academic Curtain will help them sort out what's important to them. It provides a humane perspective on the insoluble dilemmas that inform a scholarly life." -Howard S. Becker, author of Writing for Social Scientists"
£17.66
The University of Chicago Press Write Your Way In
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£15.00
The University of Chicago Press Succeeding as an International Student in the
Book SynopsisEach year, 700,000 students from around the world come to the United States and Canada to study. For many, the experience is as challenging as it is exciting. This title is designed to help students navigate the myriad issues they will encounter - from picking a program to landing a campus job.Trade Review"Lipson provides a true insider's perspective on American higher education with a view from the classroom to help students find their way around and get the most out of their academic pursuits. Professor Lipson guides students through the day-to-day details of life in North America, and, more significantly, he explains with tremendous insight the nuances of the academic environments in which they will be working.... We are all in his debt." - From the Foreword by Allan E. Goodman, President & CEO, Institute of International Education "A well-written, highly informative guide to campus life abroad.... The advice is valuable and Lipson's direct and informal style very effective." - Philip G. Altbach, Director of the Center for International Higher Education at Boston College"
£19.50
LUP - University of Michigan Press Before the Dissertation
Book SynopsisDesigned for students in the social sciences who are still in the early stages of doctoral study or for master’s-level students considering entering doctoral programmes. This title focuses on purposes for doctoral dissertation writing, topic choice and development, choosing and working with advisers, reading and informal writing, and quality-of-life issues.
£18.95
Harvard University Press Making the Most of College
Book SynopsisWhat choices can students in America make and what can teachers and university leaders do to improve more students' experiences and help them make the most of their time and monetary investment? Light and his colleagues explore these and other questions in ten years of interviews with 1,600 Harvard students.Trade ReviewMaking the Most of College is an excellent book which will be of practical help to students and teachers alike. It shows close attention to the ways students learn; what they tell the interviewers, the author's own experience and that of other teachers together provide a rich account of the college experience. I will buy the book and use it, and be grateful to Richard Light for his sensitivity and creativity as a teacher and teacher of teachers. -- Martin Trow, University of California, BerkeleyLight, a Harvard professor with 30 years of experience teaching at the college level, explores those elements of college life that make it an enriching experience for students...[and] offers specific suggestions from students on how to deal with typical situations...Parents and students either in college or headed there will find this book a valuable resource. -- Vanessa Bush * Booklist *The book recounts...in 100-some excerpts from interviews with Harvard College students...revealing vignettes about how undergraduates make the most of their precious hours inside the classroom and beyond. Because the stories convey in students' words how they study, learn, and react to their peers within a residential college, it is memorably unlike anything else parents, students, soon-to-be undergraduates, and educators have read. -- John S. Rosenberg * Harvard Magazine *Some useful themes emerge from [Light's] decade spent interviewing more than 1,600 undergraduates: in-class and out-of-class experiences are significantly connected; strategies successful in high school don't always work well at college; good advising is crucial; students must ask for help when they need it; 'students are enthusiastic when classes are structured to maximize personal engagement' and they enjoy interdisciplinary courses. There are some surprises, too: students Light spoke with demand high writing standards and favor unpredictability in their professors' political opinions. A major portion of the book argues that the benefits of diversity on college campuses have been underestimated and that awkward culture clashes can ultimately provide a positive, if at the time uncomfortable, learning experience. * Publishers Weekly *Valuable and practical...An outstanding publication dealing with education and society. Filled with advice and illuminated by real stories of students' self-doubts, failures, discoveries, and hopes, [this] book is a blueprint for academic success...Students' actual responses are woven throughout, creating a revealing text unlike anything else parents, children, matriculating freshmen, and educators have read. This rich account of college life is recommended for all. -- Samuel T. Huang * Library Journal *Based on 10 years of interviews with Harvard students, the book distills their wisdom and quotes them liberally on such matters as choosing classes, studying, diversity on campus, and the importance of writing...What they have to say would apply on most campuses. These are people who talk thoughtfully but approachably about managing their time and making connections with others. Many make it clear that they've confronted their share of self-doubt and missteps...A good read for students, teachers, and parents. -- Amelia Newcomb * Christian Science Monitor *Harvard Professor [Richard Light] reveals secrets from his 10-year study of successful students. [Making the Most of College] offers practical advice to school administrators, parents and, most importantly, to the students themselves. -- Alisha Davis * Newsweek *Light's conversational, easy-to-read book is a primer for students and families investing in college and hoping to get their money's worth. Some schools, such as the University of Washington, have distributed it to all incoming freshmen. -- Robert A. Frahm * Hartford Courant *[Making the Most of College] is receiving excellent reviews both inside and outside academe. Already, at least seven colleges have ordered copies by the hundreds and, in one case, thousands. The title was recently No. 12 in Amazon.com's educational books category...Mr. Light's recommendations sound straightforward enough: Encourage collegial work. Urge students to get involved in extracurricular activities. Foster and promote diversity. Get students to form study groups. The list goes on. Scholars and administrators who have read the book say it is the research behind such recommendations, not just the personal touch, that makes Mr. Light's work valuable. -- Alex P. Kellogg * Chronicle of Higher Education *Table of Contents*1. Introduction *2. Powerful Connections *3. Suggestions from Students *4. The Most Effective Classes *5. Good Mentoring and Advising *6. Faculty Who Make a Difference *7. Diversity on Campus *8. Learning from Differences *9. What College Leaders Can Do * The Assessment Project * References * Acknowledgments * Index
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University of British Columbia Press The Deliberate Doctorate A ValuesFocused Journey
Book SynopsisThe Deliberate Doctorate shows postgraduate students how their PhD journey can be driven by purpose when it is grounded in their core values and aligned with their future plans.Table of ContentsIntroduction: Being Deliberate1 Discovering Your Values2 Setting Goals Aligned with Your Values3 Making the Most of Your PhD Supervisor4 Assembling Your Supervisory Team5 Networking without Feeling Smarmy about It6 “Feeling All the Feels” through Your PhD7 Defining Success on Your Own TermsConclusion: Living Your ValuesFurther Reading
£19.79
Stanford University Press Questions and Admissions Reflections on 100 000
Book SynopsisThe former Dean of Undergraduate Admissions at Stanford University provides an inside glimpse into the process of choosing a freshman class. Topics include affirmative action policies, standardized tests, alumni parents, donors, recruiting for varsity sports, and more.Trade Review"Written as an act of personal catharsis, Fetter's reflections on her seven years as Stanford's dean of undergraduate admissions is as engrossing as it is informative. . . . The book warrants an audience far wider than admissions professionals and higher education specialists. It has much to say to anyone concerned with equity and excellence in our universities." -- ChoiceTable of Contents1. Admissions from the university's founding. 2. Decisions: selecting the freshman class. 3. Can selectivity be justified? 4. Special talents, special considerations. 5. Affirmative action. 6. The role of varsity athletics. 7. Ethical dilemmas. 8. The changing scene.
£77.35
Stanford University Press Questions and Admissions Reflections on 100 000
Book SynopsisThe former Dean of Undergraduate Admissions at Stanford University provides an inside glimpse into the process of choosing a freshman class. Topics include affirmative action policies, standardized tests, alumni parents, donors, recruiting for varsity sports, and more.Trade Review"Written as an act of personal catharsis, Fetter's reflections on her seven years as Stanford's dean of undergraduate admissions is as engrossing as it is informative. . . . The book warrants an audience far wider than admissions professionals and higher education specialists. It has much to say to anyone concerned with equity and excellence in our universities." -- ChoiceTable of Contents1. Admissions from the university's founding. 2. Decisions: selecting the freshman class. 3. Can selectivity be justified? 4. Special talents, special considerations. 5. Affirmative action. 6. The role of varsity athletics. 7. Ethical dilemmas. 8. The changing scene.
£19.79
Ohio University Press 20 Secrets to Success for NCAA StudentAthletes
Book SynopsisMore than 99 percent of student-athletes will go pro in something other than sports. This book is for those college athletes, their advisors, and their families. It provides advice and insights for the typical student-athlete on how to navigate the college experience and name, image, and licensing rights and to prepare for life after graduation.Trade Review“At a time of fast-paced change on college campuses and in college athletics, young people can benefit from any information that helps them navigate their academic, athletics, and life experiences while a student-athlete. 20 Secrets to Success for NCAA Student-Athletes is exactly the kind of guidance that can be read and used over and over to help student-athletes maximize their entire college experience and prepare for life beyond the athletic arena. The authors’ breadth of experience and knowledge combine with relevant data to create a modern resource that provides the kind of learning opportunity needed by today’s student-athletes.”Praise for the first edition: “Excellent insights and advice to current and former student-athletes.” * Journal of Sport Management *“This guidebook amplifies the paths to success that college sports provide. The broad perspectives shared throughout the book demonstrate a perfect understanding of how important it is for student-athletes to give their talents to their sport and their focus to academics.”“The authors provide terrific insight and practical advice on how to develop a road map for that ‘next’ phase in your life and better prepare you for long-term success. I recommend this for anyone invested in the lives of student-athletes, but especially for aspiring or current student-athletes … it’s never too late to start thinking about what’s next.”“This book reinforces what those of us who work in the collegiate athletics industry understand and should be a required reading for everyone pursuing NCAA scholarships and all NCAA student-athletes.”“All student-athletes and their mentors should read this book. It brings into focus the challenges and the opportunities inherent in being a collegiate athlete. Most importantly, it outlines a framework for how to successfully navigate the landscape and develop an outstanding life plan.”
£20.69
John Wiley & Sons Inc Get Into UK Nursing School for Dummies
Book SynopsisThe need for nurses is always great, but so is the competition to secure a place in a pre-registration programme at university. If you re considering a career in nursing, Get into UK Nursing School For Dummies can provide you with the vital edge you need to succeed at getting into nursing school.Table of ContentsIntroduction 1 About This Book 1 Conventions Used in This Book 2 What You’re Not to Read 2 Foolish Assumptions 2 How This Book is Organised 3 Part I: Getting Started with a Career in Nursing 4 Part II: Focusing on Your Personal Development 4 Part III: Preparing to Apply 4 Part IV: Perfecting Your Application 4 Part V: Attending Selection Days And Beyond 5 Part VI: The Part of Tens 5 Icons Used in This Book 5 Where to Go from Here 6 Part I: Getting Started with a Career in Nursing 7 Chapter 1: Getting to Know Nursing 9 Defining the Nursing Profession 9 Understanding the Role of the Nursing and Midwifery Council 12 Outlining the Role of the Nurse 14 Examining Who Goes into Nursing 16 Seeing Where Nurses Work 17 The National Health Service 18 The independent sector 19 The armed forces 20 Voluntary services 20 Nursing overseas 21 Training to Become a Nurse 21 Chapter 2: Exploring Your Options: Nursing Fields 25 Looking at the Nursing Field Ratios 25 Adult Nursing 26 Recognising the scope of adult nursing 26 Understanding the role of the adult nurse 27 Seeing where adult nurses work 28 Looking at key tasks 29 Children’s Nursing 29 Understanding the role of the children’s nurse 30 Seeing where children’s nurses work 31 Looking at key tasks 32 Mental Health Nursing 32 Defining mental health 32 Understanding the role of the mental health nurse 34 Seeing where mental health nurses work 34 Looking at key tasks 35 Learning Disabilities Nursing 36 Defining learning disabilities 36 Understanding the role of the learning disabilities nurse 37 Seeing where learning disabilities nurses work 38 Looking at key tasks 38 Separating Nursing Fields from Other Professions 39 Midwifery versus children’s nursing 39 Social work versus learning disabilities nursing 40 Care work versus nursing 41 Part II: Focusing on Your Personal Development 43 Chapter 3: Weighing Academic Qualifications 45 Charting Your Academic Path 46 Still at school 46 Applicants with life experience 47 Why Currency Counts: Assessing Your Study Skills 48 Back to Basics: GCSEs 50 Getting the Points 51 Aiming for A-levels (Advanced General Certificate of Education) 52 Choosing your subjects 53 Getting the grades 54 Getting Down to Business with BTECs 55 Choosing your subjects 55 Getting the grades 56 Scottish Qualifications 56 Talking About Access 57 Choosing your subjects 58 Getting the grades 58 Is Access suitable for me? 59 Certificates, Foundation and University Degrees 60 Tasting the Fruit of Experience: APEL 62 Using Foreign Qualifications 63 Chapter 4: Professional Requirements: How Do You Rate? 65 Reviewing Your Fitness to Practise 66 Monitoring Your Professional Behaviour 67 ’Ello, ’Ello: Examining Your Criminal Record 67 Infractions you can live with 69 Convictions incompatible with nursing 69 Taking Health and Wellbeing into Consideration 70 Health issues and adjustments 71 Situations that present a challenge 72 Dealing with Disability 72 Making every effort 73 When adjustments just can’t be made 74 Chapter 5: Proving Your People Skills 77 Understanding Nursing Behaviours and Values 77 Health boards 78 NMC 79 Considering Caring Characteristics 79 Assessing your attitude 79 Exploring your behaviour 80 Showing Compassion 81 Proving Your Commitment 82 Communicating Effectively 84 Email etiquette 85 Telephone manner 86 Body language 87 Chapter 6: Gaining Care Experience 89 Understanding the Role of Care Experience 89 Putting a Plan Together 90 Working within the NHS 92 Weighing up the pros and cons 92 Getting your foot in the door 93 Turning to the Private Sector 96 Weighing up the pros and cons 96 Getting your foot in the door 97 Volunteering for a Charity 99 Weighing up the pros and cons 99 Getting your foot in the door 100 Building Personal Experiences 101 Part III: Preparing to Apply 103 Chapter 7: Understanding the Nursing Programme 105 Overviewing the Programme 105 Understanding the NMC requirements 106 Surveying the academic teaching methods 108 Considering patterns of work 109 Focusing on Academic Study 112 Seeing the breadth of subjects covered 112 Taking academic assessments 113 Getting to Grips with Clinical Study 114 Covering the Essential Skills Clusters 114 Assessing you in practice 115 Understanding the Roles of Staff Members 116 The academic tutor 116 The personal tutor 116 The nurse mentor 117 Chapter 8: Exploring Universities 119 Probing Programme Particulars 120 Checking that the university offers the right course 120 Looking at length of study 120 Noting start and finish dates 122 Tallying study hours 123 Working in clinical practice 124 Checking out the day-to-day structure 125 Looking at Location 125 Being close to home, or far away? 125 Finding the type of campus to suit you 126 Getting there and back again 126 Considering Bed and Board 127 Exploring Extra-Curricular Activities 128 Scoping social activities 128 Overseas opportunities 129 Perusing Student Information Websites 129 The National Student Survey (NSS) 130 Key information sets on Unistats 130 Discussion boards and forums 131 Considering the Competition 131 Knowing what you’re up against 132 Choosing a geographical area 133 Chapter 9: Making the Most of Open Days and Visits 135 Planning Prior to Your Visit 136 On the Day: Meeting Staff and Students 137 Knowing who’s who 137 Making a good impression 139 Evaluating the University 140 Taking Advantage of Other Visits and Tours 141 Summer schools and taster courses 141 Campus tours 141 Applicant visit days 142 Chapter 10: Money Matters 143 Tallying the Costs of Your Education 143 Academic fees 144 The cost of applying to university 145 Clinical expenses 146 Housing considerations 148 Living expenses 150 Getting Financial Support 151 Help with entry qualification costs 151 Grants, loans and bursaries 152 Scholarships 155 Tax allowances 156 Hardship funds 156 Part IV: Perfecting Your Application 159 Chapter 11: Following the UCAS Process 161 Understanding UCAS 161 Mapping Out the Application Process 162 When to apply: The dates you need to know 163 How to apply: Organising your application 164 Managing Rejections 165 Using UCAS Extra: Having the extra choice 165 Going into clearing: Seeking those unfilled places 166 Receiving Offers 167 Chapter 12: Writing Your Personal Statement 169 Understanding the Rules 170 Looking at What You Include 171 Selecting information 171 Sharing your own ideas only 172 Being truthful 172 Using experiences to show key skills and qualities 173 Thinking about How You Write 175 Keeping the audience in mind 176 Structuring carefully 176 Making the most of every word 177 Proofreading to weed out mistakes 178 Avoiding Pitfalls 179 Chapter 13: Finding Solid References 181 Deciding Who to Ask For a Reference 181 Your academic tutor 182 Your employer 183 Your care colleague 184 Your family, friends and acquaintances 185 Looking at the Content of a Reference 185 Taking Responsibility for the References 186 Keeping an eye on deadlines 187 Discussing references with referees 187 Part V: Attending Selection Days . . .And Beyond 189 Chapter 14: Attending the Selection Day 191 Understanding the Basics of Selection Days 192 Running through a typical day 192 Identifying the selection team 193 Scoring candidates 194 Getting Ready for Selection Days 195 Confirming your attendance 195 Collecting documents and paperwork 196 Planning your outfit 197 Making travel arrangements 198 Keeping contact details current 199 Coping on the Day 199 Weighing up the competition 199 Controlling the signals you send out 200 Heading home at the end of the day 202 Chapter 15: Preparing for Assessments 203 Finding Out About Tests 204 Exploring Numeracy Tests 205 What to expect 205 How to prepare 206 Getting to Grips with Literacy Tests 207 What to expect 207 How to prepare 209 Doing Practical Assessments 209 What to expect 209 How to prepare 210 Chapter 16: Excelling in the Interview 213 Following the Three Stages of the Interview 214 Warming up 214 Questions and answers 215 Winding down 215 Getting Smart about Interview Etiquette 216 Getting Experience of Interviews 217 Rehearsing Your Answers 218 Understanding the types of question 219 Looking at typical questions 221 Questioning the Selectors 224 Chapter 17: Getting Your Results and Making Decisions 227 Handling Successful Offers 228 Looking at the offers 228 Making your decision 228 Considering adjustment 230 Asking for a deferral 231 Changing your mind 233 Waiting for the course to start 233 Dealing with Disappointment 234 Rooting out the reason for the rejection 235 Looking at your options 236 Re-applying 237 Part VI: The Part of Tens 239 Chapter 18: Ten Tips for a Successful Application 241 Plan Your Time Early 241 Develop a Research Strategy 241 Talk to Other Candidates 242 Gain Expert Advice 242 Create a Good Impression 243 Remain Motivated 243 Gain Interview Experience 243 Keep in Touch 243 Get Some Life Experience 244 Put Your Documents in Order 244 Chapter 19: Ten Common Pitfalls to Navigate 245 Ignoring Entry Criteria 245 Leaving Errors in Your Application Form 246 Applying to Multiple Nursing Fields 247 Failing to Keep Contact Details Up-to-date 247 Being Complacent about the Competition 248 Confusing Your Experiences 248 Ignoring Instructions and Requests 249 Being Too Creative 249 Demonstrating Poor Communication and Social Skills 249 Lacking Integrity 250 Index 251
£14.39
Johns Hopkins University Press Dear Parents
Book SynopsisFew moments in parenting are as fraught as preparing your kid for college. Let a trusted pro show you how it's done. Written for parents and families of college-bound students, Jon McGee's Dear Parents is an essential tool you'll need to navigate the complex and often emotional challenge of getting your daughter or son prepared forand throughcollege. Organized chronologically, the book takes readers through the stages of childhood leading up to college, as well as the process of searching for and selecting a college. From the decisions you make during your child's early years to the process of setting up their dorm room, this book provides parents with insights, wisdom, and guidance about college, college preparation, and choosing a college. Letters written by college and educational professionals, all with children, frame and illuminate each chapter. Drawing on their personal and professional experience, these experts offer practical and sympathetic advice about preparing for collegTrade ReviewWorried parents will appreciate this volume.—Library JournalTable of ContentsForeword, by Chris Farrell Prologue: In the Beginning One. Discover College Two. School Matters Dear Parents: Planning for College in the Car Seat Years, by Rachelle Hernandez Three. Fit Four. Money Matters Five. Choose Six. A New Chapter Dear Children Acknowledgments Notes Index
£15.68
Johns Hopkins University Press The Black Familys Guide to College Admissions
Book SynopsisNamed one of the Top 2023 College Admissions Resources by Forbes and featured on NPR as Book of the Day. Groundbreaking.Angel B. Pérez, CEO of the National Association for College Admission CounselingFinding the right college is a challenge for all students, but Black families face additional challenges and questions when navigating the admissions process. Veteran admissions experts Timothy L. Fields and Shereem Herndon-Brown demystify this complexity by advising families on when to begin the process, where to apply, and how to be a competitive applicant. Fields and Herndon-Brown address specific concerns that are not often addressed by school counselors or other resources. They highlight how recent social justice movements and legal cases have amplified the necessity of considering both Historically Black Colleges and Universities and predominantly white institutions, while covering everything from athletic recruitment and artistic talents to financial aid and step-by-step instructio
£17.10
University of Texas Press The Little Orange Book
Book SynopsisThe Little Orange Book captures reflections and tips on teaching and learning from the sixteen members of the University of Texas System Academy of Distinguished Teachers. Its many vignettes span a wide range of topics and teaching interests, from establishing a safe learning space to classroom silences, from curriculum development to modeling the best teachers, and from giving thanks to those teachers who came before us to leaving our own legacies. The Little Orange Book is the perfect text for first-time college instructors who are just getting started on their instructional careers, as well as longtime faculty who have many experiences in the college-level classroom. This book is written exclusively by members of the Academy of Distinguished Teachers for the UT System. This program of recognition for teaching excellence started in 2013, and there are now a total of seventeen faculty members from across the UT System in the academy. To the editors' knowledge, this is the only systeTable of Contents Introduction Everyone Is a Teacher (John Sibert) It Starts with Attitude Hard on Standards, Soft on Students (Mary Lynn Crow) Lesson from a Mobile Fossil (Michael Starbird) The Mirror Effect (Brent Iverson) Curiosity and the Joy of Learning (John Sibert) Change Before You Have To (John Hadjimarcou) The Importance of Admitting You Don't Know (Neil Gray) Teaching and Learning Passion (Sophia Andres ) Let Them in on the Secret (Michael E. Webber) A Value of Knowledge (Robert Prentice) Teach Doubt (Michael Starbird) Patience Is the Most Important Element of Good Teaching (Brent Iverson) I Hated General Chemistry (and I’m a Chemistry Professor!) (John Sibert) Positive Thinking (Robert Prentice) Imitate Success (John Hadjimarcou) Know What You’re Talking About (and Never Waste a Disaster) (Patrick Davis) Teaching and Learning Is Based on Communication Connections (James Vick) What's in a Name? (Neil Gray) Elevate Your Audience (Michael E. Webber) Stories Make You Interesting (John Daly) Encouraging Communication in an Online Class (Beth Brunk-Chavez) Teach Selective Lying (Kenneth Roemer) Techniques That Improve Learning Buy a Green Pen (John Daly) Bridging Academic and Student Cultures (Sophia Andres) Feedback Separates Good Teachers from Master Teachers (Michael Webber) Modeling Critical Thinking for Students (Patrick Davis) Teaching Invention Through Imitation? (Kenneth Roemer) Embrace the FUBU of Teaching (David Silva) To Group or Not to Group (Mary Lynn Crow) Drawing Attention in the Modern Classroom (Neil Gray ) Build It and They Will Come (John Hadjimarcou) Containing the Classroom Hijacker (David Silva ) Listening for Silences (Beth Brunk-Chavez) College Students Need to Learn How to Learn How You Think Is Just as Important as What You Think About (Catherine Ross) Teach Your Students How to Master the Material Presented (Brent Iverson) Make Them Accountable, But Do It Kindly (Catherine Ross ) Understanding Fairness (John Daly) Creating a Safe Zone in the University Classroom (Mary Lynn Crow) Teach Effective Thinking (Michael Starbird) “I’m Looking Through You” (to Build Resistance to Manipulation) (Kenneth Roemer) Be Careful—They Are Sensitive Beings (Catherine Ross) Your Class Is Not Their Life (Beth Brunk-Chavez) Give Thanks...and Prime the Pump (James Vick) Concluding Thoughts First Things First (Robert Prentice) Teaching Beyond the Classroom (Sophia Andres) What’s Your Legacy? (David Silva) Finishing Well (James Vick)
£16.14
University of Toronto Press Federalism and Decentralization in Health Care
Book SynopsisWhile health system decentralization is often associated with federations, there has been limited study on the connection between federalism and the organization of publicly financed or mandated health services. Federalism and Decentralization in Health Care examines eight federations that differ in terms of their geography, history and constitutional and political development. Looking at Canada, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, South Africa and Switzerland, Federalism and Decentralization in Health Care examines constitutional responsibility for health care, the national laws establishing a right to health care, the predominant sources and organization of public revenues directed to health care, and the overall organization of the health system. In additional to these structural features, each country case study is subjected to a decision space analysis to determine the actual degree of health system decentralization. This involves determining whethTable of ContentsAn Introduction to Federalism and Decentralization in Health Care Switzerland: Subnational Authority and Decentralized Health Care Health Care in Canada: Interdependence and Independence Germany: The Increasing Centralization of the Health Care Sector Pakistan: Extreme Decentralization Health Care in South Africa: Interdependence and Independence Brazil: Local Government Role in Health Care Decentralization of Health Policy and Services in Mexico Federalism and the Health System in Nigeria Federalism and Decentralization in the Health Sector: An Overview of Eight Cases
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Brookes Publishing Co Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool (TPOT™) for
Book SynopsisIf your programme is among the thousands using the evidence-based Pyramid Model for Promoting Social Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children, this is the one tool you need to support teachers to effectively use the practices. Developed by highly respected creators of the Pyramid Model for classrooms enrolling children 2–5 years of age, the TPOT™ is an in-depth tool that provides information on how well teachers are implementing practises related to universal, targeted, and individualised supports. A trained administrator conducts a classroom observation and teacher interview, uncovering detailed information about the quality of 14 key teaching practises, noting red flags that indicate areas for immediate support, and observing how teachers respond to challenging behaviors. TPOT™ results show which practises are being implemented successfully - and what teachers need to focus on to ensure positive social-emotional outcomes for young children.TPOT™ helps programmes: Support effective implementation of the proven PBIS-based Pyramid model Promote social-emotional competence in young children Implement strategies to prevent and address challenging behaviour Compare implementation across classrooms, teachers, and programmes Identify where teachers need extra professional development and support Guide coaching efforts This is the one tool you need to make sure teachers are effectively putting the evidence-based Pyramid Model for Promoting Social Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children into practice. Learn more about TPOT.
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Brookes Publishing Co Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool (TPOT™) for Preschool Classrooms Set
Book SynopsisIf your programme is among the thousands using the evidence-based Pyramid Model for Promoting Social Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children, this is the one tool you need to support teachers to effectively use the practices. Developed by highly respected creators of the Pyramid Model for classrooms enrolling children 2–5 years of age, the TPOT™ is an in-depth tool that provides information on how well teachers are implementing practices related to universal, targeted, and individualized supports. A trained administrator conducts a classroom observation and teacher interview, uncovering detailed information about the quality of 14 key teaching practices, noting red flags that indicate areas for immediate support, and observing how teachers respond to challenging behaviours. TPOT™ results show which practices are being implemented successfully—and what teachers need to focus on to ensure positive social-emotional outcomes for young children.TPOT™ helps programmes: Support effective implementation of the proven PBIS-based Pyramid model Promote social-emotional competence in young children Implement strategies to prevent and address challenging behaviour Compare implementation across classrooms, teachers, and programmes Identify where teachers need extra professional development and support Guide coaching efforts This Set includes the TPOT™ Manual and one package of TPOT™ forms.This is the one tool you need to make sure teachers are effectively putting the evidence-based Pyramid Model for Promoting Social Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children into practice.Table of ContentsAbout the AuthorsAcknowledgments1. Introduction to the Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool2. Overview of Pyramid Model and the Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool3. Using the TPOT4. TPOT Scoring Guidance5. Scoring the Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool and Summarizing Results6. Using the TPOT in Coaching to Promote Effective Practices: Case Studies7. Technical Features of the Teaching Pyramid Observation ToolReferencesAppendix A: FAQsAppendix B: ResourcesIndex
£72.00
University of Arkansas Press Wild about Harry: Everything You Have Ever Wanted
Book SynopsisThe scholars selected from the notoriously competitive Truman Scholarship applicant pool are widely known as energetic leaders from a variety of disciplines who have in common the desire to make a difference, to bring about sustainable positive change, and to serve the greater public good. Wild about Harry makes the Truman Scholarship application process transparent to applicants and their advisors. This collection of essays teaches readers how to gain the most from the application process, how to connect past involvement and successes to future academic and career goals, how to approach interviews, and how to embrace the opportunity if selected for an award.Trade ReviewWild about Harry provides guidance from the Truman Foundation and from seasoned advisors engaged in the application process, from the initial stage in coaching students to the end stage as readers and interviewers in the national selection effort. It is a must-read for advisors and for the students they are assisting through the Truman Scholarship process." - Alicia Hayes, prestigious scholarships manager, University of California, Berkeley"The wit and candor that define this collection will help scholarship advisors-whether they are heading into their first nomination cycle or their fifteenth-refine their understanding of the Truman’s mission and push us all to reconsider what success, leadership, and public service may look like." - Kelly Thornburg, director of scholar development, University of Iowa"This is the book I have been waiting for . . . a welcome invitation to understand the Truman Scholarship ethos from the scholars, administrators, and leaders who make it happen." - LaNitra M. Berger, senior director of the Office of Fellowships, George Mason University
£19.16
Collective Ink Scholarship Game, The – A no–fluff guide to
Book SynopsisThe Scholarship Game is a guide to the college application and scholarship selection processes written from the perspective of someone who just finished them. The book provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the application process beginning with developing a resume and deciding where to apply, and ending with negotiating with colleges and making a final decision. It covers how to approach every aspect of a college application as well as tips for writing scholarship applications and breakdowns of every type of interview the author experienced during his own process.
£9.36
Rutgers University Press Premed Prep: Advice from a Medical School
Book SynopsisIf you’re a student hoping to apply to medical school, you might be anxious or stressed about how best to prepare. What classes should you take? What kinds of research, clinical, and volunteer opportunities should you be pursuing? What grades and MCAT scores do you need? How can you stand out among thousands of applicants? Premed Prep answers all these questions and more, with detailed case studies and insider tips that can help premed students authentically prepare and enjoy the journey from the very beginning. Sunny Nakae draws from her many years of experience as a medical school admissions dean to offer wise and compassionate advice that can help premed students of all backgrounds. She also has specific tips for students who are first-generation, minority, non-traditional, and undocumented. Both forthright and supportive, Nakae’s advice is offered in a keep-it-real style that gives premed students a unique window into how admissions committees view and assess them. Premed Prep covers how to approach preparation with a focus on exploration and growth, and how to stop obsessing over med school application checklists. This book will do more than help you get a seat in medical school; it will start you on the process of becoming a successful future physician.Trade Review"Sunny Nakae draws on her years of experience as a medical school admissions officer, balancing wise advice with a personal perspective to help guide readers through this stressful process. With a positive, encouraging tone and an emphasis on self-care, Premed Prep is a fun, helpful resource for any student looking to apply to medical school." -- Glenn Cummings * Associate Dean and Director of Health Professions Advising at Bryn Mawr College *Table of ContentsContents Preface Part I: Getting a Solid Start 1 Premed Basics: Be Quick, But Don’t Hurry 2 Advice for First Generation Students 3 Advice for Minoritized Students 4 Advice for Undocumented Students Part II: The Premed Journey 5 Exploration & Affirmation 6 Dump the Checklist Mindset 7 The Secret to a Competitive Edge Part III: Advice for Application Season 8 The Inside Scoop on Strategy and Maximizing Mission Fit 9 Understand the Graduate/Professional School Context 10 Professionalism and People Skills in a Digital Era Part IV: Support Team Advice 11 Advice for Parents and Friends 12 Advice for Advisers Part V: Gap Years and Reapplying 13 Maximizing a Gap 14 Advice for Reapplicants 15 Finish Lines and Deadlines Appendix: An Overview of the Journey to Becoming a Physician Index
£18.89
Trivent Publishing Britain Revealed: Innovators, Fighters, Royals,
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Pearson Education (US) Cornerstone Creating Success Through Positive
Book SynopsisThe sixth edition helps students focus on practical strategies for CHANGE. Those who can master change with a positive attitude take calculated risks and maintain an open mind will succeed. Filled with inspiring stories and powerful activities, this motivating book teaches success through discovery, goal-setting and determination. Cornerstone Concise utilizes SQ3R and Bloom's Taxonomy throughout, employing the reading and critical thinking strategies necessary for student achievement. Thoroughly updated, it includes a new chapter on Interpersonal Communication, and now extensively covers Information Literacy. Also provides updated and expanded information on money and debt management and a stronger focus on self-engagement. The chapter on Critical Thinking is brand new, empowering students to advance in the classroom and beyond.Trade Review"Students will think the text is talking to them personally. It truly is all about them." --Melanie Deffendal, DelgadoCommunity College "This is an excellent text that addresses the changing needs of students. Bloom���s Taxonomy will challenge students to think about why they decided to attend college and what they want to accomplish. Moreover, the Taxonomy can be applied to other classes. Success is linked to positive change." --Arthur Webb, OklahomaState UniversityTable of ContentsBEGIN: The Goal of Cornerstone and Our Commitment to You Features In each chapter: Why Read This Chapter Why Read This Chapter���From My Perspective Scan & Question PART ONE ��� CHANGING YOUR THOUGHTS CHAPTER 1 CHANGE: Adjusting to the Culture of College, Nurturing Change, and Setting Goals The Times���They Are A-Changin��� The M&M Theory College and You The Culture of College Creating Success Through Positive Change Eliminating Roadblocks to Your Success Building a New You CHAPTER 2 ENGAGE: Developing Your Personal and Academic Passion to Persist in College The Power and Passion of Motivation Achieving Your Potential and Increasing Your Motivation Persisting in College CHAPTER 3 COMMUNICATE: Improving Your Personal Communication, Cultivating Relationships, and Managing Conflict The Communication Process The Story of One Wild Boy Nonverbal Behavior in Interpersonal Communication OMG U R OTT Self-Disclosure and Interpersonal Communication The Ties That Bind Learning to Live and Communicate with Others Conflict in Relationships Is Inevitable The Faces of Conflict Standards for Dealing with Difficult People and Managing Conflict CHAPTER 4 THINK: Expanding Your Aptitude for Critical Thinking, Emotional Intelligence, and Information Literacy Skills Thinking About Thinking The Importance of Critical Thinking An Eight-Point Plan for Critical Thinking Sharpening Your Emotional Intelligence Skills PART TWO ��� CHANGING YOUR PERFORMANCE CHAPTER 5 PRIORITIZE: Planning Your Time and Reducing Stress Time���You Have All There Is Time Management and Self-Discipline I���ll Do It When I Have a Little Free Time Planning, Doodling, or Begging Absolutely No���Well, Maybe Beginning Your Day with Peace The Dreaded ���P��� Word Getting the Most Out of This Moment Evaluating How You Spend Your Time Focusing On and Eliminating Distractions and Interruptions Planning and Preparing Stress? I Don���t Have Enough Time for Stress! I Don���t Think I Feel So Well CHAPTER 6 LEARN: Using Your Dominant Intelligence, Preferred Learning Style, and Unique Personality Type to Become an Active Learner We Hope You Learned Your Lesson! Give Your Brain a Workout The Learning Process Understanding Your Strengths Understanding Multiple Intelligences Understanding Multiple Inteligences to Enhance Studying and Learning Understanding Learning Styles Theory Wanted: A Visual Learner with Tactile Skills Understanding Personality Types CHAPTER 7 READ: Building Your Reading and Comprehension Skills Is Reading Fundamental or Just Pure Torture? Discovering Your Reading Style I Feel the Need���The Need for Speed Speed and Comprehension You Don���t Have to Be a Logodaedalian to Enjoy Words It���s Not Just a Doorstop Learning to Read Faster and Smarter Finding the Topic and Main Ideas in Paragraphs and Sections SQ3R to the Rescue It���s Not Over Until It���s Over CHAPTER 8 RECORD: Cultivating Your Listening Skills and Developing a Note Taking System that Works for You The Importance of Listening Listening Defined The Four Listening Systems Listening Can Be So Hard Listening for Key Words, Phrases, and Hints Listening in Difficult Situations Taking Effective Notes Tips for Effective Note Taking You���ll Be Seeing Stars Three Common Note-Taking Systems It���s as Simple as A, B, C���1, 2, 3 It���s a Split Decision Going Around in Circles TMI! TMI! (Too Much Information) CHAPTER 9 UNDERSTAND: Empowering Your Memory, Studying Effectively, and Taking Tests with Confidence I Forgot to Remember! This Isn���t Your Daddy���s VCR The Capability of Your Memory Using Mnemonic Devices Hakuna Matata Studying in a Crunch Thinking About Testing Quizzing Your Instructor and Knowing Your Response Type Test-Taking Strategies and Hints for Success PART THREE ��� CHANGING YOUR LIFE CHAPTER 10 PROSPER: Managing Your Money and Your Debts Wisely The Overwhelming Burden of Crushing Debt Practicing Discipline at the Right Time Pennies from Heaven Student Loans Know the Score B is for Budgeting Living on Borrowed Money The Pitfalls of Payday Loans, Car Title Loans, and Rent-to-Own Contracts Small Costs Add Up! Protect Yourself from Identity Theft Battling the Big ���If���s��� CHAPTER 11 PLAN: Focusing on Your Professional Career and Living Well Planning for the Future What Am I Going to Do for the Rest of My Life? 10 Baby Steps That Will Become Giant Steps Tomorrow Developing Your Career Self-Study Plan Help Me: I���m Undeclared Workin��� 9 to 5���or Trying To Writing a Powerful and Concise Cover Letter Understand the Do���s and Don���ts of Memorable Resumes General Tips The Big Day Is Here Win, Lose, or Draw, Always Say ���Thank You��� in Writing
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St Martin's Press Law School Confidential
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